harmonic in Greek
harmonic in Greek is αρμονικός — harmonic means relating to harmony; pleasant and well-balanced in sound.
harmonic in Greek
αρμονικός
Pronounced: armonikos
What does "harmonic" mean?
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adj Relating to harmony; pleasant and well-balanced in sound.
"The choir produced a rich, harmonic blend of voices."
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noun In physics and music, a frequency that is a whole-number multiple of a base ("fundamental") frequency.
"A guitar string produces the fundamental note plus a series of higher harmonics."
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harmonic in a sentence
- The choir produced a rich, harmonic blend of voices.
- The song's harmonic structure builds gently toward the chorus.
- A guitar string produces the fundamental note plus a series of higher harmonics.
- Engineers filter out unwanted harmonics from the electrical signal.
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What is "harmonic" in Greek?
"harmonic" in Greek is αρμονικός. harmonic means: Relating to harmony; pleasant and well-balanced in sound.
How do you pronounce αρμονικός?
"harmonic" in Greek is αρμονικός, pronounced "armonikos".
How do you use "harmonic" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir produced a rich, harmonic blend of voices." In Greek, "harmonic" is αρμονικός.
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